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I'm subscribed to rec.outdoors fishing, alt. fishing, and ROFF.

It seems that people post to the first 2 only in the evenings, but post to
ROFF during the day as well. (which I like, as I'm self employed, and when I
can, I research fishing)

Just curious. :-b
-- Lionel

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"Lionel F. Stevenson" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I'm subscribed to rec.outdoors fishing, alt. fishing, and ROFF.

It seems that people post to the first 2 only in the evenings, but post to
ROFF during the day as well. (which I like, as I'm self employed, and when
I
can, I research fishing)

Just curious. :-b
-- Lionel



This varies a lot. You might like to have a look at some websites as well as
the newsgroups. There are thousands in the meantime, but here are a couple
of useful ones;

http://globalflyfisher.com/

http://www.flyanglersonline.com/

http://www.sexyloops.com/index.shtml

TL
MC

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On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 16:13:40 GMT, "Lionel F. Stevenson"
wrote:

I'm subscribed to rec.outdoors fishing, alt. fishing, and ROFF.

It seems that people post to the first 2 only in the evenings, but post to
ROFF during the day as well. (which I like, as I'm self employed, and when I
can, I research fishing)

Just curious. :-b

We have more deadbeats and retirees.

hth ;-)

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"daytripper" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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SNIP
We have more deadbeats and retirees.

hth ;-)

Glad I´m retired! :)

TL
MC

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Mike Connor wrote:
"daytripper" wrote:
SNIP
We have more deadbeats and retirees.

hth ;-)


Glad I´m retired! :)

Proud to be a deadbeat.

--
Ken Fortenberry

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daytripper wrote:
On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 16:13:40 GMT, "Lionel F. Stevenson"
wrote:

I'm subscribed to rec.outdoors fishing, alt. fishing, and ROFF.

It seems that people post to the first 2 only in the evenings, but
post to ROFF during the day as well. (which I like, as I'm self
employed, and when I can, I research fishing)

Just curious. :-b

We have more deadbeats and retirees.

Some of us get paid for this.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

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"daytripper" wrote in message I'm subscribed
to rec.outdoors fishing, alt. fishing, and ROFF.

It seems that people post to the first 2 only in the evenings, but post to
ROFF during the day as well. (which I like, as I'm self employed, and when
I
can, I research fishing)

Just curious. :-b

We have more deadbeats and retirees.

Indian Joe quickly replies---speak for yourself you old coot--per woofgang
you should define deadbeats - mostly we have agitators who enjoy seeing
their name in print --even it is is noticed only by others of the same ilk

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Joe McIntosh wrote:
"daytripper" wrote i

We have more deadbeats and retirees.

Indian Joe quickly replies---speak for yourself you old coot--per woofgang
you should define deadbeats - mostly we have agitators who enjoy seeing
their name in print --even it is is noticed only by others of the same ilk

I really really like the word 'ilk.'

JR

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"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
...

"daytripper" wrote in message I'm
subscribed to rec.outdoors fishing, alt. fishing, and ROFF.

It seems that people post to the first 2 only in the evenings, but post
to
ROFF during the day as well. (which I like, as I'm self employed, and
when I
can, I research fishing)

Just curious. :-b

We have more deadbeats and retirees.

Indian Joe quickly replies---speak for yourself you old coot--per
woofgang you should define deadbeats - mostly we have agitators who
enjoy seeing their name in print --even it is is noticed only by others of
the same ilk

It's a fact. Some people will do just about anything to see their names in
print.

Wolfgang

hm......and lookee there! :)

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On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 17:59:43 -0700, JR wrote:

Joe McIntosh wrote:
"daytripper" wrote i

We have more deadbeats and retirees.

Indian Joe quickly replies---speak for yourself you old coot--per woofgang
you should define deadbeats - mostly we have agitators who enjoy seeing
their name in print --even it is is noticed only by others of the same ilk

I really really like the word 'ilk.'

JR

I like it, too. Never yet had a chance, when in the woods, to say, I
saw an elk and many of that ilk.

Someone try it at Yellowstone if there's a Clave there again next
year, with a bunch of tourons around sometime and wait for the
question, "What kind of animal is an ilk?" or, "I thought a bunch of
elk were called a herd."

Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli
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